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Mr. Spriog, at the box- II /lice, Russell. street. '111e1)...0r4 to la;olt;:z...1 at I tall . past Vive, , and begin at plait Nast Six. , • To,.inorroty, the nevi Coniedy of Maria iid Wig,' vqt it the I ag....e ut 'au: , 4V edl;ttot.tiek. ' • ; - 1 - I , IFTUx ntiNiiitVA) STATE LOTTERY 1. TICK ETS will thi positively given to the Adventurers in the NEW LOTTERY,' which Is to coinincuee drawing trt the fah; oCAptil twit —0 N V;:t li t)ki SA N L) '1 i C IN ETS to the fits i t,:xlrwan Vrite above i , ifteen Pounds iii. first Day of Drawing,: anil l' 1V E . IIIJ N 0 14.1:1) I'l CK 1... TS to the 11M-tit:twit Piiit.tibcrve Filiten•Vouticis. oil the Second Day vr , Drawitlgvin'tichlitiott tv.the other Prises, viz. .4 , 01 A; 2,),0a0 . 6 or: 4 t o o) . 4 1 ,of .. ii.(.00 10 of Sock 2 Ind fria1itti4m4 . 4114=3.44014.4, ,, en 54,1 „, t tire ( Ad °lnces t Corner of pull. Ouildrags,,,t;situilill, and i.i...;iii, , , the GALe or the King's Mew,,' Ci'.iiriiih Cro,,, by M.r.1) ,1 % !TVS() N , '. (;( )0 14 tiCK and Co. ONE 11 . 1bUSAND tI V I'. I lUNDRED TICKETS wilt Iv-tam elottre KS I id& S E 1..: N ) Yof Drawing "IRE 1..c)T1 I, k Y, uti tlie tith of AP ft N L•' XT, 1 111:1404-inentiont4Trizel. • • • . SCIIE; • , . 4 re. PI 41 rits or . • 0;,00 at‘t' 80,0r , 0 - 6 - - - 1,000 ty,O 6,')09 2,090 44 too £ 3 • . 2310 72,300 - 2,2:40 .',- 2o,ooo . "TicketS ,c2oQ,oco DAY'S OF DRAWI: , :(7. Weilneklay, April 12 Thtirscl.,,,', April 27 'Friday, April 21 S.Aturcl: . April 29 J, . . l4E.Controetocs have pertilt,s . uti of the Lords of the Treauury.to 4nAlc.e a RI: t.; IFT of i,soo Wh o le Ti‘kgtb. il).adthtioa to the P F ri rises in the Schell : • • FIRST 1)W, A Free C:ift of I,eoo Whole Tickets, for the First•drawn Prize abOve Isl. tho Numbers which are follows 3,eat to 3,100 (f a got t 9 6,600 9,601 to 9,100 4,501 10 4,600 7,011 to ' 7,404 t0,50t to 5,001 to s,too 8,501 to • 8,60, t r,oot to I too° 12,5001 - to - SECOND DAV, Another Free Gift of,soe Whole 't ickets, for the First-dtawn Prize ali ve 151. the Nitinbers of which are at tiellows: 113,001 to 13,100 15,07 1 to is,too • 14,50 t to . tq,6eo. t0,501' to 10,6c,0 1 7,0 0 1 to 17,100 Tiel‘ettantl Shares are telliog at every Liectiiiekl LOttery °Pico I n the P t ess,. and speedily will ktre published., In Votilloci•gv9,.. illustrated with Plato, \VOION.S.of.Ahe 111..!(;14 HA ii i t). • fate fiinlwp of Ossory ; and published, with inane Alterations and Additions front; ,bus - L'y A LI:: XAN DER HAMI LTON, fisq his eldest Sun. Printed len* C i:orj.;e and William Meal,' Bookie:lets to' his ; and I. Archer, Setlool. NIASTERS AN D .GOVERNESSES. CON1)1101'011S of SCHOOLS through. if, °tit (; ii i 1.51113 in arid Ireland are-' infotined that the Nutnner ni the tic:llUOL NJAUAZINE Was this Day published. Containing a variety ofinstructive, useful, and interesting L l ettet.p t e ss , tuy e t h er with" tirge Engraving, of the Ele. P 11341 t. one tenth of ii !e nAtorid size of the aniuwl ; and allo - -llgraviogot CA1,1101114. It is 14 211 anintig,Lilia reontmehriations of this VV O ,I E Cu p, ,,,, era i -,1,,,ij0n in :Ili Tweive, uineias-- worth of i aLs :itOtiistributctl every Month to juvenile' r A i nK i tiddics, in Composition, Traiislotlo 3 / 4 1, Philoavphy, anti I /Wile . Library, New llolitistreet, 31, 1509. TriE NCW GEOGRAPIIV, • • • A eeorttp.tnivk by , a Pair at Glub~s. THE B 0 0 1&, SELLERS tbl ough out Gredt 'Britain a t• -arr infoimed, that the SICON PART - or Dr.' s,NuTuis • Was thiti Day published, Lprice 6s 6d. Accollpanitcl by three hignly.uniota Ln g rav,iii 4 s,. and two 44 1'e v i°r Ajar at Spain and Sweden. ts . unttotibteol% tiodermood geoerally that this NeW Geo?" cv,:cy ppint Qf 4.ti:iipletent:s an o d per.lev• tl6ll . 4 s - Wen I;!gard to l'ext as to Grnphical A c.nmitini, llients. —lt. will in every respea be the he“ and roust :ituierb 'Y 3 tertt of(ietkgriiiiiiy ever 046i - wiled 't his Country. l t erili?iiiii4poud to tike to the I'arls, Without tbe engage, hvilt :Of tht. (;I:)00S. rusty lt.tvt thettl c:OLIC up in blue pdper, at t , vcliillins each. ..11; . 18 • SALE OF ESTATE, &c. WARWICKSHIRE. AND ‘YORCESTERSHIRF.!. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION. At the Bull's Head Inn, in flinekleyi in the County of Lei cester, on Tuesday, Feb. te, thoe, at live cI'CIOCk In the Afternoon. in Lots, r ilEfE, MANOR, or reputed MANOR of BUR TON' lIA S T NG S ; compriSing several very desirable anti improvable. Freehold Estaers, Tythe tree, advantageously situated in the Parishes of Burton Hastings and Wolvey, and • in the extra Perochial Hamlet of Suction liaskerville, in the County of Warwick, about three unites from Hinckley, four from Nuneaton, nine from Atheretone and Cot/entry, ten Irene Lutterworth e le from Leicester, and twenty from War wick, and interseaed by the Ashby Canal ; containing, in the whole,' 728 Statute •Acres,' more or less, of excellent Grazing and Cultivated Land, Witivsuperiot buildings and homesteads, now in the occupation of Messrs. Lawrence,. Gilbert, Maine; and Spires; together with the Advewson et' the perpetual Curacy of Burton Hastings aforesaid. Alai) will be sold by..AtietiOti l at the Bell Intl, at Nation' bridge, in tile Comity l'•‘-‘lterwtck,.on Frittay,,, the )7111 flay of February, iSee, at live o'Cluck ill the Afternoon, ill Otte Lot. A Valuahle and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called r P 7 1111(01' AIANO R. FARM, situated . M the Parish of Aiderntaston, in the County of Worcester, about filve m I et - from Shipston nlM,nStour, 3113, from Strattort spun Avone and twelve from Warwick, rensieeine of a Substarte tialebut's F a r m H ouse, w i t h sustable 0 utbuildingseatid 253 Stattite Acres, more or less, of very improveallie Land, now in the occultation of Mr. William Purser, as Telma at Will.. 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T HE COMA ISSIONERSjor t7CTU4LLUXG jlir Ilfajettios-itt'avy do Ater( .give Nauss, That on Tuesday, the (4th of Feirstaiy next, they will be ready to te. ceive Tender's in uniting'( sealed up), and}real for Pour limn. dyed Chaldean: (each consisting of .36 Bushels, iPsereGester Alta• aure) of NI T 1 75 TAN FIE LD MOOR COALS, or Coals of eqUal goodness I to he delivered In a with Cargo, 'or. Cargoes, one b a y im eo l a: soot : possihle, and the other ball In the space i qf tow Mouths front the date of the Cosetra2, winds and ,uteatier / permitting, alongside the 1111,4rf ol Ills' Majesty's Pielualling ' Premises at Pt.Yuloseth and Sotethdottm ; tad to be paid for by with Interest, ninety day: after tate: Tin! of the Contrail oaqy be teen al dot Seeretati'i +Vice. Nu regard wilt 61r ha,/ to .r ,y. nadir Is lohith the ice slur, not be isterted IN toads ~t r,r (bat stall nor he delivered to the 1.19,7 rd before Qne o'Clevk an- eke sai.j T11e44,Y) 1 4" 14r 6 Fra , u 4l )" , r-xi. Nor imles4 the? Perms who wakes rt.,. Te.ider. or some Perrot; orshir 4:641, attends. tit attssver, Token I..illed 1.1. PICTLI4L4ING-OF.FICZ. )stn. 27, 1809. Ii E COMMISSIOIVERSfor riCTUALLING' ilis 111.47ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the gib of Fehr "tiny next, at eleven o'cloe4. pree;tety In the forenoon, they will he ready to tell, to the highest , ilddet, at hit Woo's, "Walling Premises, at Deptford, aundly L. ' 0,1'1.6e/441441,g Provixions and Pielaalling Store:, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, currants, Rico, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweep, ings, 13akehonse Sweepings, Dull, Calasances, Stock , Bags and Rags, Rice Bags, Corn Sacks, Corn Bags, Beet; Suet, Pork, Packing and other Scraps, Sweepings, Tierces, New Board and Douplet Nods, Iron Hoops, broken, bent and in faggots, Worn-out Coopers Tools, a quantity a Vire IVood, Rivpt 13ags, ,Butter,, Butter Crease; Slush and Scrapings, Cheese, damaged Sugar, 'White ltopr, Worn-out and Tarred Rope, tying in his Majesty's 1/41galling Premise: at Deptford. • :., A Deptu'it: of zq. itrr rest. h to be made spots tie axt:tr~tt of taco 1.4 at the ; and 1/ the tmaindft• - cf'ils. wpm" be not paid, and the particklarr taken away, w;tbia twenty work. ittg dot afitrWards, D:posit will le jojeited, , and t/.e Uonds remain tbe prpprfy of din 0'62441 . 4 , . The other Conditirmt may he teen. #nd Pt holed Catalagues may he had at the &treaty's Vier. ,OFFIG•E OF ORDAVANCR, r an, z;, Igc 9. T' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS sf' 41,411.' .YESTY's ORD . N.4,NGili do - hereby give Nolice, Propotalt will 6e received at their Office, in , Pali Nail, o't o r be. fete IPednetelly the 15th Day of Fehruaty next, from such l'rr. ton; at may he willing to undertake the supply of lIAI ft lIROOIIIS, lIRUSIi ES, acid MOPS, for rervic4ql 11 , 4 M.,. ',ailment, for a period of Three Years, thlugh Tendert fer the en taing Six llionthr only will he considered. Patton: of the Articles may he viewed upset 4Pplication at the • Principal Storekeeper's Office in tie Tower, "shoe further parti cular:, together with the Term* and Conditions of the Contrail, may be known, and also at the Secretaty'r Office, in aforesaid, my Day baween the hours of 7'en and Four o'Cloei,whers alto the Proposals must he delivered, sealed op and indorsed,' ••• Proposals for Hair Brooms, &c." but no &local can .ie adth'ited after the sail I stir Day of February, at Twelve o'Cioeh at moon of th,.. same day ; neither lola any Tender he noticed unless `the Party making it, or an Agent in bit behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ..• •R. H. CREW, .S'etretary. MISS HILL'S NOVEL. This Day was published. • In Three V olumes, price tis in boards. ,TTiE FOREST of COMALVA. r ..A. NOVEL. Containing Sketches of Portugal and Spain, and Part of France. • Printed for It. Phillips, Na. 6, Bridge-street,•Blackfriars, London. THE MONTHLY ARMY LIST. Price only One Shilling, THE Army nod the Public are respeeleullY in formed, that the MONTH LY ARMY LIST Whicrt was ot,t,ii)hed on the ist instant, will as iitapl, alaexclu, Lively. contain the., exii6l Quarters of the whale Army at flame and Abroad. together with a correct flan of the Hat. hour of Continu e and the Scitc of the late P.pgaquients. After the wretched Mislay matte by %gine Clerks in the War Mice to divert the patronage it tine Army and tie Public from an old established and universally recognised Wort:,, it would be trifling to insist formaliy oti the untival. led pretensions of this original publicLtion. 'Every person who, has compared the two Lists must have beet, struck with the countless errors and palpable blunders contained in a Work pretending to an °Metal charaaer, end whiCh eerteinty Nusestieg jp) (Alm claim to the notic e u f t h e P ublic than fto;ii , its having impudently .piritted the exact Title 1'..4 4 :wit kin) of an origtoril and independe nt %Y or k . Tne genuine and original Menthly i List in .v ths month be distinguished trout the sit:Mous on by its i'lan of emuniii, and at all tiirrzs by its colitaitiaig the entire exact. QttAitati Of the whole Army; a future of A Monthly Arniy List which constitutes its chief London, an. xer, 1809.. SCRIPTURE BIOCR4PHY., Two New Tlik Day were published', two E`EttioriS, one printed in Svo. in a laKii And clear Ty pe, li lt Families, price Ll*. and lettered, and another Maio. With plates, tot tile ii*e . c,r school*, price es. hothicl, SC:RIF/141E t 3 TOGIIAPIVt; or, Lives cd the Principal 'SACRED CtiARACI ERS r.eyordert iif t:na Id and New Testament, ihleilper*o.l wire) mood d i ) ,4 gious Observations and 'Reflections, by the Rev. jUIIN..WATKI NS, LLD. A tailor at the Biographical Diclion.iry, s tic. The rapid s.,te of a way bye edition this work, ti e general approbiktiou with whtOt it has be e n honoured, ond lIS intr Auction into many consiticuible scholia, have 111(.144C4 the Author tu, print the tiew itditiort in two stats, , to artiarge and improve it and t, ndd the idditiohal charac. tern of the AlR:talcs Peter and Paul. Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, I t riJge.street; sold, by ty, Petty,- and Bryce alai Co. Ldi Iburgh ; try M, 4tene, Dalia lin, anti hy all other lloOks 16444. Of whbal tray be hot, by the SA,TIC Author, - ,rhe Universal Llivarilisof Art fusty: Dittnanary priest AA. in li/-‘l-AIARKET. 1 7 0-141011110 W EVENING, Feb: 7, 1809, ..L wkil: per-rained • . TkIE GAMESI'EIt. beverlay,!.Nlr. YOUNui Mr. COOKE ; tfia. vera S t131)0 N 3. • After which (tieVer atte(l) . 3 new Fare, in 'l,'Nvo'A6ls, call l 'IS HELA PRINCE . i • • • Itoxe 65 . . Second Price 3sl—eit -s. 6t1,, ,Second L'ruAas. Gallery 2s. •Second Price rs.—Ulyer Gallery ts. /. 4 14qt,'.101'1116 iSOXVS obe takeout M ck 14141KILD, tile Olin:F . , in tut 15Gors to t.):: :fait* past Five, and begin at ilall•pase Six , , - lin iliurOay, tbe 'rragetly of Nlacbctli.